REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA \u2013 A suspected case of violence against\nchildren and toddlers at the Little Aresha daycare facility in\nYogyakarta City has drawn public attention. This incident has sparked\ndeep concerns, particularly among working mothers who entrust their\nchildren to daycares.<\/p>\n
Vivie Ive, an accountant from Bekasi working at a market research\ncompany in South Jakarta, admitted that the news made her anxious about\nthe possibility of her child experiencing something similar. She has\nbeen placing her child in a daycare in the Bekasi area since the age of\nthree months, up to now 14 months old.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe biggest fear is certainly cases of violence and abuse. On the\nother hand, I\u2019m also afraid that the child feels more comfortable at the\ndaycare than at home with the parents,\u201d said Vivie when contacted by\nRepublika on Monday (27\/4\/2026).<\/p>\n
To address her worries, Vivie has her own way of ensuring her little\none\u2019s condition remains safe after leaving the daycare. She usually\nobserves the child\u2019s behaviour, from whether they seem fussy, appear\nscared, or suddenly refuse to be left.<\/p>\n
Not only that, when changing the nappy, Vivie does not forget to\ncheck her child\u2019s body. Fortunately, the daycare chosen by Vivie for\nentrusting her child is always trustworthy and professional.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/working-mothers-story-seeking-a-safe-space-for-child-at-daycare-1777283500", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }